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YACHTING IN TIE STREETS.

a2}E's5i 80 6ssi} 2ts-
More than Three. ionsthS Of !. Augusta I'M
q Il III der Water! Tic Dnmage,
Augusta, GA, August !, Augusta has
narrowly escaped 9 great calamity. More
than three.iourths Of. the city was covered
With water from one Ito six feet deep.
The ereateet DAMAGE s Is to streets and
sewers and not much to properly in the
city, Some indnstries suffered, and there
will be loss from the storage Of mills,
hut the loss to different interests Is smsl!.
Tie water is rcceding rapidly from the
main streetc. The business portion OF the
city was not Hooded st. oil! .}
< In the southern portion o. the city the
canal burst syesterdey, and l,ombsrds
mammoth cotton factory is in danger Of
being swept away. 7 NO hundred boats
are engaRed removing people, from tbs
houses. In Hamburg, across thesriyerr,
tha water ia up to the tops Of all ,sEaall
houses and people have fed to the hills
.1SThe.Sou.h Carolina and Port Royal and
Anvnata Railroad tres!els across the river
have been swept away and tho bridges
proner have been in such danger that oil
trains have been stopped. The Enter
prise cotton factory Is surrounded ~ Wa
ter and in the stores In that neighbor'
hood the Yater is high. Every. factory
| in that ineighbosEeed Is shut down 2aRe
the prospect is that they will remain &c
for the next two weeks. y ~
| :SjY esterday afternoon the water was sc
deep 4 on the streets that calling yachts
could BIO seen III dozens Of thcu. ~ 80
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CONDENSED TELEGRAAIS.

Two peraons were struck by lightning at
Norwalk, Conn, yesterday.
Z Jacob Sharp, the New York convicted
boodler, is still lying very Ill Of Ludlow
street jail. "a s3I
4 The steam filters Of Pittsburgh have de-
cided to Withdraw from tho Knights Of
Labor organization. ssi3
Charles H. Reed, the ex.counsel Of as
ssssin Guiteau, who attempted suicide in
New York the other day, was yesterday
adjudged insane. 3iii. N
u George Gould denies the story that his
father 70 interested in an American. Chinese
bank with capital Of $500, 900, 900. He
says Jay Gould has no interests whatever
in China. Z :, Z, w y
VI Last night at Camden, N. u, William
Wiltshire murdered his wife and a Jus.
ticet o! the Peace named William Dsrr,
and then blew his own brains out. Cause,
domestic troubles, ii B,
The miners in tho Hooking Valley
came ont yesterday, and are on q strike
for semi.monthly payment Of wages. The
operators gave notice that they would
only pay every thirty days after August !,
83A aeventeen.year.old boy, named Jamee
Martin. while walking along the railroad
track on the Brooklyn bridge yesterday,
fell between the sleepers distance Of l3(
feet. into the river. He was rescued and
found to DO only slightly, injured by the
shock. M '5 ri!
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4 ILLINOIS IlUKLUx..
A Reign of Terror In Hardin Cpunty-Oiti.
u rs sspY MysterIously NJ urd ereb ~ b ny

A Reign of Terror in Hardin Cpunty-Oiti.
4 zeDs Mysteriously, Murdered.
Il OulcAGo, August la Times special
from Harrisburg H., says: Psrsons who
have Just returned from the interior Of
Hardin county report, that a kaklux gang
are preparing for another onslaught on
tho good people Of that section. Since the
James Ball assassination Of last week
County Judge Jacob Eesa, Logan Bella
wife, and member Of others have received
written notices to leave the county. ! The
people throughout the county are terrified
snd many are leaving without the invita-.
ton to- do go. z The gang is beginning to
warn people OF other counties to get out Of
Southern Illinois. Among these are
friends Of the late Logan and James Bell,
who lived in the neighboring county Of
Gallatin. Not less than eight Others, who
have received these notices, have been
waylaid and killed. "A meeting Of citizena
OF the county Is called for August Q, to
devise meana TO ferret out the mnrderona
mysteries. The gang is somewhat on the
order of the Bald Knobbers, and is getting
holder with each successive crime. Earl
Sherwood, one Of the persons warned tc
leave iEliEabethtown, has taken up biz
residence here for fear his lie will be
j taken. = n y w
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League and Association Gam nos cs.

At Baltimore the Orioles dropped an.
another game to Louisville because Of an
inability to bat the ball at opportune
times. Score s to 4. Hits-11 each. FL.
rors-Baltimore, 8; Louiaville, 81. Pitch.
ers---kilroys and Rsmeey. 81 & 80. 4 q
At Brooklyn the Cleveland team played
the prettlest. game they have ever been,
known to play, and;won by a acoreIof a to
8. The attendance wGa email, y. Hita-
Brooklyn, Il3; Cleveland, 10. Errors
Brooklyn, Pitchera-Henderaon and
Morrison: n &, -
AT Philadelphia the Athletics had mo
trouble in downing Won der Ahe's champs
by . score OF ? to l. Hits-Athletics u !;
st. Louis 8 Errors-AthleticsI /; St, Louis
o. Pitelsrs--.sewafd aud Hudson.
at Pittsburgh the Smoked Ita!ians
downed the New York Indians by score
Of to O. The shut-out was the result Of
brilliant playing in the fold and hard bat
ting. Pittsburgh earned all her runs.
Morris struck out 8 and Nyelch failed to
retire single one. y Pittsburgh IL;
New York s. Errors-New York La ,%55,
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AAnIurtleror Convicted.

Portsmouth, ONO, August l. The jury
in the celebrated case Of All Mccoy,
charged with the murder OF DR.. North.
rup, returned verdict this morning.
Mccoy was judged guilty OF murder In
the second degree. The crime Of Mccoy
was the killing in May last ut Haverhill OF
Dr.. Northrup. The victim was a noted
Prohibitionist, and it was claimed that
Mccoy, who owned q saloon, felt ill
toward him on that account. On the day
Of the murder the men had a little dis.
pute about guinea fowls. DR.. Northrup
was attacked by ALI Mccoy, the prisoner,
as well as by James Mccoy, his brother,
and Pierson Mccoy, Jsmes' son. North
rup defended himself uuarmed until the
young Mccoy brought a gun after hi,
father and uncle had emptied their pistols
and gave ]. 10 tho prisoner, who delibsr.
atsly shot to death the already wounded
Northrup. Mccoy was postmaster OF the
village at the time Of. the murder.
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CABLE FLASHES.

Insurgents in Aaghsnistan have blocked
the roads between Candahas aud Iadia. ]
g From fifteen to twenty deaths from
cholera are reported Ia Oa.anla, I.aiy,
daily. II. $50 Il s@71 =:
Alfred Isowrey, who was convicted Of
me murder Of his aweetheart, was hanged
at Lancaster England, yesterday.
A diepatch from Calcutta says the city
Of PeBha Wur, India Is inflicted with
cholera Of the worst type. Three hundred
deaths occurred during July.
The town of sassow, in G alicia, has
been destroyed by fire. Fifteen corpses
have been recovered from the ruins.
twenty children are missing.
Gen. Boulanger has tslegraphed'to hia
seconds to insists upon NJ. Ferry makiaz
an immediate apology for his reference to
the General in bis speech at E,piusl, aud
in the event OF his refusal to continue tho
preparations for a duel. ., !.
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CHICAGO B0O'DL J
TIE lNrEnEsr IN the TRIAL
Increasing Among the Cltisens-slc Gnrigls
\ In CANADA and tho Authorities TO take
Steps to bring Him Homo, u the (
New Treaty Covers his Case.

CHlcAao, August There was ire
msndouu clamor by crowdu Of people this
morning Tor admission TO tho court where
the trial OF tho boodlers is proceeding
An hour before the tins for opening the
doors, hundreds Of men we're in line 10,
admission, and, with hundreds Of Others
completely filled tho Railways, .thronged
the elevators and extended far ont on the
sidewalk. Tho ahaorbing question was
whether any Of tho eleven defendants
would surrender Internationally and
throw themselves On the mercy Of the
court. 2..f$2 :
q Az 1t approached the hour for the open.
ing Of conrt, the interest grew absolutely
feverish. The expectancy that more OF
the defendants would plead guilty, waa
not realized. A After Mr., Gtinneil uaid,
"The State rcute," Alexander! Sullivan,
attorney Tor the de!ebaa, immediately be,
Vsn the introduction Of testimony as To
the character Of the men on trisl. u
r Judge Shepard this morning oyerruled
the petition Tor new trial In tho case oil
Edward :. Mcdonald and w j. McGsri-
gle, charged with conspiracy, and sen.
fenced Mcdonald to term Of three yeara
in the penitentiary. The motion for an
arrest Of judgment was also ovsrruled.
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Meeting OF OIL pro,luce,r.s.,

Z; BRADFoRD, Pa, August Ia meeting
Of tho leading oil producers was held at
the St. James Hotel this afternoon and
evening. 1t assembled at the invitation
OF q. !. Taylor Of the Union Oil Company
Tor the purpose t Of 6r taking i such
action as would tend to Y the bet
terment of sIi their interests as
producers $ot oil. The meeting, which
was informal in its character, was har.
monious throughout, aud resulted in i
full discussion Of the situation. Pro.
ducers, representing fully 50 per. cent of
the total production, were present. 1t was
resolved to do all in their power to either
join the Producers Protective Association
or cooperate in any feasible plan to better
their condition rs producers OF petroleum.
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Genuine Kansas Dso:,uth. /

CulcAao, August Ia special from
psraooins, KS, ssyD: a genuine Kansas
d,ou.h has prevailed hero ssince July; y !;
On that day rain i'll nearly oil day in tor
rents, since Which scarcely . drop has
fallen, and although tho ground was thor
onshly soaked at hat time, pnd corn was
o exceed rviyS I well advanced, the dry
weather which has prevailed. since snoY,a
early planted corn is beyond injury, BY
drouth, there are thousands o. acres thas
were planted after wheat had been mar
vested, that had the heavy sslns that pre-.
vailed June continued woGid I rave
made good average crop. " VIII now 9 y
80 retarded In Its growth as 70 MAKE y
worthless for anything more than fodder.
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If the Chief Of Police will lend Us his
ear for moment we shall embrace the
opportunity to whisper something in It.
When the INrELLIaENcER showa him q
weak place In hla force no may. as well
20 to work to take out the old timber and
put in new. Delay docan't improve the
situation. The Chief has had experience
enough with these things to know that
when the lSrRLLlaEScE tolls him there
is something wrong he hasn't far to go to
find it. .'2+stsssi.s .a-----. 10
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REMEMBERING how certain Of President
Cleyeland's eftice-holders rolled up their
sleeves and waded in to achieve an Ad-
ministration victory in the Domocratic
primaries in Baltimore, who would be-
lieve that these beautiful words camo
from the pen Of President Cleveland only
year ago =? 8j4a Is; h &.
+ The influence Of Federal oflice.holders
should not be- felt in the manipulations Of
political primary meetings and nomina-
ting conventions. The use by the officials
Of their positions to compass their selee-
lion as delegates to political conventions
is indecent and unfair, and proper regard
for the proplietias and requirements Of
official place will alao prevent their aa.
stunning the active conduct of political
campalgns. - I. I.
The times are changed, and Mr.. Cleve-
land is on the lookout for a second term.
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The Presidents Programme

WAsH1soroN, August 1.-The President
said today that he felt it to be an absolute
necessity that he should, in every case,
request those cities which proposed to
send delegations TO Washington convey
ing invitations to visit them on his west
ern trip, to iorego that formality and Tor
ward their. communications by mail. He
has full appreciation Of the cordial spirit
which prompts such courtesy, and which
Is most gratifying, but it seemu to him un-
necessary that such journeys for such a
purpose at this heated season Of the year
should be undertaken. It lis probable
that he will leave here the last days Of
September and go directly to st. Louis,
and from there to Kansas City, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Milwaukee, Chicago, Nash.
vile and Atlanta. The St. Louis. and
Atlanta dates being fixed, it will not be
practicable to deviate much from this pro.
gramme. The journey will be made by
the ordinary route OF travel between the
citieg named. ~ 4 " w III SSty !,
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Indian Ouihreak Esars, n.

CHICAGO. August la Times special
from Kimberly, MINI, says: "A, large
number OF Indians,'a iuaion Of Chippewa,
Winaebsgo and Pillager tribes, are camIped
near here engaged in picking berries. A.
very pretty young squaw was married
some weeks ago to an old Indian, who had
q young con living. Two young Indiana
from ono Of the other tribes have aroused
the ire Of the old husband by intimacy
with his wife. The jealous red man shot
one Of the invaders Of his happiness and
frightened the othera of. This happened
Friday afternoon. Early Sunday morning
surviving io.encountered.th the old
man and son, killing the young man and
seriously wounding the senior. This
little domestic difficulty has caused a d.
vision Of opinion in the CAMP. Threats
Of q wholesale slaughter are made by both
aides. The few settlers in the vicinity are
alarmed at the turn Of affairs, and believe
q clash will occur very soon. Il IS s,;5f
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AYouug wife Murdered.

New YoRk, August l.-Misa, Lille
schellmsn, aixteon,year.old wife, was
murdered in cold blood by her youthful
husband, Joseph, in Jersey City at 2
o'clock this afternoon. The couple were
married without the consent Of their par
ents, but on account OF her age it was
agreed that they should not live together
for two years. 1t is said that Young
Schellman has been endeavoring to per
suade the girl to leave the paternal roof.
She refused, and he has been hanging
around the house ever since. J; This after
noon she was walking down the street
with her mother. Schellmau walked up
to her, and placing q pistol at her breast
fred. !. She lell to the sidewalk and died.
schellmen stopped to tell her mother that
she was Responsible for the tragedy and
then fled, sS$'i; H
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PERHAPS the electrical play about the
street car company may serve to clear the
atmosphere. Among other things it may
show the Citizsns' Company how it can
come down to Ave cent fares with saving
to Its passengers and profit to itself. The
extension Of the line now proposed would
nave been acceptable to the public long
ago, and If that bring with !. five cent fares
there will be double benefit. Only the
other day the stock Of this company sold
at a premium OF torty-four per cent, which
isn't bad as thingh 60 in these times. .;5
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! Tho london Grain Market

hi LONDON, August !. The Mark Lam. En-:
press weekly review Of the British grain
market says: The harvesting OF wheat is
becoming general. "a large proportion 81
the oat crop is already cut.S. Values ara
tending downward. Crops being reaped
are in good milling condition. Prices are
expected to be lower than ever. s Rates
ior foreign wheat are all in buyere' favor.
Liverpool hsa recorded decline in The
spot wheat market. Traders are very
much depressed. Corn is weaker. ! Bar.
icy Is lileless. Linaeed Is Sd better. f. s
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&. 4 NASHVILLE SENSATION. !
The Wife Of heading Citizen Charged viii
VI AIurtlsribg Her Daughter. ~

| ZANgsviLLe, o., August 1.-Mrs. Anna
Shoots, wife o. Howard Shoots, Of Adams.
vile, small town IN the northeastern
part Of this county, has been arrested on q
charge Of murder. The crime with which
Mrs. Shoots lscharged Is D moat unnatural
one-that Of poisoning her three.year.old
daughter Carrie.
On Tuesday, July 8, Carrie was taken
suddenly and violently III, and died tho
next morning. According 10 tho best In.
formation ob,ainahle, no physician was
called, and tho neighbors were not aware
OF the child's illness until ,hcr death was
announced. The neishbors were very
suspicious that eomatitng was wrong, and
ugly rumors were atloat, but still they had
nothing to bnse 3 charge upon. Tbs day
after tho funeral these rumors reached the
ear Of Coroner Ruth, and aitor q quiet in.
yestigaton that official had the rem aims
OF the child taken up and tho stomach re-.
moved. ~ RI ,3} rs * p, t5l@, &
This was cent to Prof. Curtis q. Howard,
OF Columbus, for analysis. His report
waa received yesterday morning, and
stated that paris green had been found In
the stomach In large quantities, much
more than enough to produce death. Act
ing upon this report and other informa.
ton, Coroner Ruth sworo out the warrant
Tor Mrs. Shoots arrest. 81 &,
A horrible suspicion 10 current IN the
neighborhood OF Adamsvile that this Is
not Mre. Snoota' first crime. Less than
one year ago an infant BON died with all
the symptoms OF poisoning, and as two
children had died before in the same sud.
den manner, the neighbors were very aua-
picious. .,;
The Shoots family Ia one Of tho Oldest
In Muskipgum county, and the terrible
charge Is a sad blow,to them. There WAS
to be a wedding in the family this week.
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IT was q report from the Agricultural
Department that knocked the bottom out
OF The big heat corner. Now the tobacco
epsculatofs arc complaining that the De-
psrtment hiss reported too much Of the
weed in the country. This is . good rec
ord for the Agricultural Department.
"Oid Seeds la on top. iiia
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Eartliqunke tits Morning

NASHVILLE, TRIM, August "A slight
earthquake shock waa felt here passing,
south to north, at l2:37A: y. 2 It shook
several articles of q table in police head.
quarters, and woke up membera Sof fire
company in the eastern portion Of the
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] IAN ELEGANr GA,IE


1Djures Two Men. N
Special Dispatch 10 ne Inteli0eneer. V 4 4 II
CoLuMBus, o., Auguat 1.-Columbus was
again defeated to-day BY the Wheeling
club in q sharp but uninterepilng game.
Dunn was in tho box for the viaitora, and
the homo playera had no trouble in bat.
ting him but all the balla went up into
tho air and straight down into the hands
Of the leldere. The Wheeling team play.
cd an elegant game, winning In tho third
inning on two hits and 4 succession OF bad
errors on the part Of Columbus. They
never crossed the plate alter that. The
work Of Bailey aud Dunn at tho bat and
Of Crogan in the field wero the special
features. Nicholson ran into schwa at
frat, causing his retirement, and also
spiked Behan In tho face willis the latter
was stealing second. Both a men were
badly ininrGh. \ Score: W N 81. ~ g..it-L
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"a ,ClNolSNArI, August The indications
tonight are that the workingmeu have
carried their State ticket in Newport, KY,
BY 900 plurality, and In Covington BY 200
plurality.S:Thsy are elated aud sanguiue
Of success In Kenton and Campbell coun-
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Quo TIME, D. II.

Special Dispatch 70 Tie 1ntelli0sHelrf.. "
BucKuAssos, W. VA, August Prof.
e. G. Ravenacrait to-day resigned IS Prin-
cipal Of the public schools. This 10 splen...
did opportunity for q good, man to, get q
good position. The Board is ready to
receive proposals.. *, - ssS S:S
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The Polics Commissioners made short
work Of Officer Stephens when they got
hold Of him. There was no nonsense
about 1t. Twas too clear q cass.
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Cl1e Glste:tI.l.i)yII.e:,ls1'g{jft:et i.
on,eel Ny.. 40 and u four,toenth Street. !
In the indianapolis tally sheet forgery
cases they hung the jury. 1tshould have
been tho iorrefc, Sii 1|3
Yesterdays storm was short, but 1t
was decisive. In Wheeling 1t did as much
damage az The average 6re. Vi
Ex.PosrMAsrgR GKNKsAL HArroN haa
declared for Sherman. We arc sorry for
this, because We like Sherman Il.

CHICAGO detectives arc not the shrewd'
eat when they ere cent after boodlefs.
Maybe thoie was something green IN
their eyes. u.i1 US ~ ----- =
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WouLpS'r 1t pay The ierrymen to have
their boats Oh the thoioughtares about
five o'clock every evening until this thing
blows over? +s8 j,
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O BooDLER Mc1AmaLE might conuent to
come buck II they will agree to sive him
another change to tap the county ill. Mr..
McGaris!e In 1'businesa" man all over.
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Samuel Wheeler, Of Pittsburgh, was
caught ina betting at Begg's marbfa
works, and his head being drawn into tho
gearing was crushed to pulp. 5gt
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M'GARIGLE In CANADA.
His Manner Of Gststug There-He Is Intt
fHa5 Waved nv n Reuurt,r dll'J Y.

Ills Manner Of Gs..tug There-He Is Inter.
III viewed by a Reporter. @3 FL
CulcAoo. August LA late dispstcf,
from Port Huron, Mich, gives on accoun.
OF McGarigle'a landing In Canada. *
Il states that when the tug Orient ap.
proaclied the schooner Blake, which ives
last in the tow Of four vessels, the schooner
Marsh, next ahead, dropped the tow linz
and tho Blake dropped rapidly assern.
Her captain rushed forward, together with
his crew, and raised tremendous row tol
q couple Of minutes, distracting the atten.
ton Of those Oh board the tug. ~ s.,
q Meanwhile McGarigle, who had beon
Transferred to the Afarsh In the straits, as
reported aome days ago, ,waa bundled into
a yawl aau hastily acllled ashore. Whom
the officers on the tug discovered the russ
every effort was made to catch tho yayl
but 1t got into shoai water before they
could reach It. McGsrigle jumped ashore
and ran rapidly up the street, Wills tbs
crews Of tine schoonsrs jsersd at the mer
on the tur, .ss5 J s9tasdT
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Boru slpgs DETERMINED.

GO both elDES DETEhMlSEDsF III
Tho manufacturers refuse to recognize
the Inv on the ground that itwas not in.
cluded in the agreement or the scale Of
the wages tina. they signed. q manuiac,
turer who was seen this morning said;
.'What right has the Amalgamated Asso:
citation to try and enforce a law ina mill
to which they have never even asked the
manufacturer TO agree ? In this respect
they are trying to enforce the same tsctics
rs when thoy tried 70 add extras to last
years scale Of wages. y is q scheme o.
theirs to set the rollers into their organi-
za.ion who do not belong to It,. IT is these
nor. members that rctuse to abandon one
OF their jobs. We didn't sign any such
agreement, and Of course will not 20 goy'r
erned by tive have nothing to do with
their constitution and by.laws.". q
Both sides arc determined TO maintain
the stand they have taken, and there is no
indication this, afternoon Of 8 settlement
oi the trouble. i a manufacturer stated
that q number Of sothers Pittsburgh MILLS
were likely to he affected BY the Law;
Ualess an amicabls ssttlementis reached
several thousand more mill workers may
be cut Of employ ment. III n